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TELEGRApIIlC POINTS.

Ex-senator R. II. T. Hunter died at his
home, Fount Hill, Essex county, Va,
Monday. -
At Key Wpst. Fla, three new csees OF
yellow fever have appeared since Mon.
day, md ono death has occurred. @
Fire in 0wensburg, KY, did $4,000
worth Of damage. Insurance $50 600,
Water works not in running order. n 6
The Inter State Commerce Comma.
sion notifes delinquent express companies
that thoy must within thirty days comply
with section Q Of the act, or show causo
why. d t..#Gs Nh
Jack Hopper and Billy Dacey, the light
weight ppgilists, ionghL to iin!ah yestey-
day morning on Long Island, Dacey
whipped Hopper In iour rounds and was
given tho purge Of $500 and stakes.l +
Daniel L. Carlton, OF Boston, Mass.
committed s1icide at sierra Msdre Villa,
near Los Angeles, 0al., Monday night
lie was anbtect to severe attacks OF neu-
ralgia. II: +, I. "a. Is. I {.
The Toronto, Ont, 0rangemen arc npi.
lated over the suspension OF T. i. Ltoyd,
District Master for East Toronto, from bis
duties at tho Custom House, for being alb.
sent without leave July ~. K sJg5l
Tho Manufacturers Aeeociatiou Of Bey.
0rly, Maaa,, have locked out lsstors in all
association ehnpu. About l50. lasters are
out aud tho prospact Ia good Tor a general
shut down oiall tho factories. 10th sideu
arc firm. \ i. 81 ~
In Now York Yesterday Judge Donohue
granted an attachment against tho prop.
erty Of the Northern Spinning \ Weaving
Company, {limitol) Of usliast. ircland, ri
tho instance Of Brown Bros. i Co., Bank.
ers, who advanced 5000 pounds sterling
10 the concern, Of which Ill has boon NsiJ
except 1907 pounds, tho amount aued for
A syndicate composed OF New York and
London hankcre Ina agreed 10 turnish the
nancy necessary Tor the eoap.sao.lot, O
tho Chattanooga, Rome and Columbus
railroad. \ President Williamson, who hp.
been In Now York city conducting til,
negotiations, loft for Rome, Ca, last nigh
J TO begin work on the limo at once.
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LONDON, July l9-The election in the
baalnstoke Division OF Hampshire, to fill
the vacancy caused by the elevation to
tho peerage Of g. sclater Booth (Conser-
vative), was held to-day. Mr.. Jelreys
lConservative), was elected. receiving
3:loS votes agains. 2,42e for Mr.. Eve
Liberal The Conservative vote shows
falling of Of 600 and the Liberal vote a
gain Of 100 as compared with the election
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ST.. IouII, Mo-, July ia special
from Albuquerque, N. NJ, says: In De-
cember, 1885, The safe Of the Apache coun.
ty, Arizona, Treasurer was robbed Of Sl2,-
COO; Dinincio Baos, the Treasurer, and
his brother Francisco, had number OF
arrests made but could convict no one.
Testimony, however, accumulated, aad re-
Gently suspicion pointed towards Francis
co Bsca So the culprit, and he was arreet-
ed yesterday. His original story oil hay
ing been compelled TO open the safe at the
point OF pistol by masked robbers, was
shownto ba fabrication, and he waS
held In default Of So, 600.
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TIE PRESIDENTS OLD HOME.
Tho Man of Luck Speaks of Pnnthers an,
III liz

Tho nIan of Luck Speaks Of pnnthers and
Things Decorations md 1Innd Shakes,
FAYETTEVILLE, N. Y, July l0.-This
beautiful village, the boyhood home Of
Grover Cleveland, was to-day brilliantly
decorated with tho National colors, as a
sign Of popular greeting to the PRECEDENT,
Large delegations from Syracuse and ad-
jscent villages and towns came in during
the forenoon until the streets were over
crowded. Residences and business places
were profusely decorated. ~ u :
At ] o'clock not more than 1000 Of
those present had shaken tho Presidents
hand, and 1t seemed impossible to greet
them all personally, he made q short
speech, in the courEe OF which he said: I,
II remember Green lake and the fish
that tried to catch and never CAUGHT.
and which I auppase are there to-day.
Yes, and remember the story Of the pan
ther, eeen on the shore, and how scared I
was. But l have heard 80 much bowling
for the past two years that I do not think
the panther would brighten me now, I
could tell some Of the old residents of
Fayetteville who took of their front gates
forty years ago. mention this thing, as
since have been In Washington have
besn accused OF 30 many crimes that
taking of gate seems to be almost a
virtue" " IA a, 4 $3.50, :
Tho crowd waa not satisfied, however.
and there were loud calls for Secretary
Fairchild, who responded briefly. After
dining with Mrs. Hoyt, about 3 o'clock
the party started on their way back, and
at Msnlius they were the recipients Of a
brief and cordial reception from the PEG.
pie OF that place. They will take a spe-
cial train at ESQ this evening for Wash
ington, making a hriof stop ct Oortlsndt,
where Colonel Lamont will Join them. e
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NAILRoApEn,s EYE TEST.


RendinE Men Object mud Threaten n Strike
Aions,hc Whole Line. -
READING, Pa, July ia meeting Of
the employees Of the Philadelphia ( Read.
ing railroad held last night at Port Rich.
mond for the purpose protesting against
the suspension OF old engineers and fire.
men because Of their refusal to be ex-
amined as to their eye sight and capabili.
ty to read and write. Several of them ara
said to haYe been suspended for their re-
fusal to appear Tor examination. As q
result q the meeting the crews OF eight
coal trains this morning refused to take
out trims, and the coal traffic on the road
10 practically suspended. The men de-.
clare that unless the company recedea from
its position there will BIZ general strike
along the entire line. - =
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BIG ELEVATOR DESTROYED. 4
Loss Over st,o00,OoO-A IiiE Hole In tho
...- LNorthMeniern Xhent SUNNY y -

Northwestern Wheat supply. Z
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 19.-The St.
Anthony elevator, one Of the largest in
the Northwest, located two miles west Of
this city, on the Manitoba Railroad, caught
fire this evening at 7:2O. The whole
building ia now enveloped in fl,mes. The
elevator was q triple structure, connected
BY .ramway. and had a capacity Of .
10000 bushels. 5fst III l5.75
The buildings are all destroyed with
contents, about IL 900 bushels OF wheat,
LOGS on building and machinery $3.50. 900;
lesson grain SS25 900; insurance on wheat
10 not known. The wheat destroyed Is
tenth Of the visible supply in the north
west exclusive OF Duluth. The elevator
was the largest in the northwest, aud was
owned by large syndicate OF Minneap,
oils capitalists. gs5..55ll5i II
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ONO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
fofan Enters the Fisld Backed by Payne.
w. Is Campbell n.Cominre u q.

CLEVELAND, July 19.-Delegates to tho
Democratic State Convention are here in
considerable number tonight. Hon. 7.
E. Powell arrived at the Weddell House
this morning. Congressman Foran, who re-
fused to enter the contest until yesterday,
sailed up the lake this afternoon to be
gone a fortnight. Senator 81. B. Payne
announces that he is for Forsn, and the
friends Of the Congressman are very ioyiul
over the intelligence. CONGRESSMAN
James B. Cambell, will arrive Tomorrow.
His frienda are certain that he is the COM
ing man. He lives near Cincinnati, and
the delegation from that county is a unit
Tor him. Powell comes from Delaware,
the home OF S. K. Donayin, the man who
brought charges against Senator Payne in
Washington. Donavin is working for
Powell, and the enemies Of the latter are
using that agsinst him. 4 III Il,
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Monmouth Park Flyers.

New youK, July lo.-Despits tho
threatening weather there was q larss at (
tendance at Monmouth Park to-day. The
track was rather heavy. :iii2 n,
First race one mile. Cambysez won.4
Time, l IS, 55'IsTil75 s! -
Second race, the Lasaes stake for 9 .yesr-
old fislies, th.ee.qua,ter milo. Angeles
won. Time, lis. s So IA 4 N s
Third race. Midsummer handicap, ono
mile. Dry Monople won. Tune, | DC. 4.
Sixth race, hurdles, one and three. Quar-.
tar miles. Mentmore won. Time, $50. &
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IT hiss been discovered that during the
lata unpleasantness! General futile, Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, was caught
in the act Of bleeding a Mississippi planter
who had a permit to send cotton North.
Why wasn't this discovered when futile
was running as Democrat for Governor
of his State /. IA
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Tho deposed Provincial is the Rev. John
P, Gilmore, Of Waterford, N. Y. 1t was
charged that in violation OF the rules Of
the order at the last election he did vote
for himseli, and as he was elected by n
majority Of one, that his election was the
result Of his own vote. II was also charged
that he secured votes for himself by freely
promising good appointments to those
who would favor him. The very Rev,
Christopher A. McEneri has been up.
pointed Provincial Of the order. la#t
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san FRANCISCO, July 10.-Jnstice Field,
OF the United States Supreme Court, this
morning decided that Mre. Langtry would
hayo to return TO this city and appear in
court in person II nhe deaired to perfect
her citizenship. Her former declaration
Gwgs made at her residence, and Justice
Field thought there was no occasion for
4 the removal OF tho bookB from the court,
! and tina. there waa a question Of legal pro.
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' If Preident Cleveland Isn't hard 10
please. he will enjoy the endorsement
Mr.. Watterson gives him and request him
to repeat It in all the languages no can
command. Mr.. Wa.terson reminds us Of
the man who said, " kin eat crow, but
don't banker arter It." 5S:;
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Observation-Disclosures Z, :I,s1E !.

Wntterson Snys tho Old Tickets will bo In
the Fisld-Iow He Loves Cleveland.
New YoRk, July l9.-The Herald prints
a two column interview with Henry Wat.
tsrson on politics in General. Wat.eraon
says the Democrats are bound to renomi,
nate Cleveland whether they like him o,
not, as there is noue to contest, the field
with him. He was asked II he liked
Cleveland, and replied: well, 90 the old
lady at the mourner's bench observed,
when asked whether she loved the Lord,
l may say l haain't got nothin' agin'
him" Hs Is also quoted As saying: Eat
one time thought the Republicans would
enter dark horse in the race. Recent In.
dicstions, however, point to the renomi.
nation OF Blaine. In that event We shall
have the old fight over again with come
material variationa.'' 7.sg-E
"What will those variations be ?"
"Leas personal scandal and cslumy and
more old.!sahioned party hitterness. The
Mulligan letter box 10 IN exploded maya.
zine and the Preaident's marriage knocked
Maria Halpin Us high So kite. Real
issues are gathering with greater posi-.
,iyity and ele4rRess. The tariff for one
thing, and Blaine handleg the protec.
tioDist side OF the controversy with create.
ability and plausibilily than ell the otaere
put together. The Go!id South, for an.
other thing, and az 10 this tho Rcpubli.
cans have framed IN Indictment which,
though specIoas, will serve them Tor d
policy through one more campaign any.
how. Two such questions stoutly main.
tanned cannot fail 10 produce;a great deal
Of ieeling.' 'hg j
Where do you think the advantage
will be?n ~
.0n tho whole, with the Democrats,
think. There is not. in my judgment
another Republican President wrapped ID
tho folds Of the bloody Hbirt." The naml
OF Foraker was then mentioned by the
reporter and the Kentucky editor gays
"0h, Foraker, ilddlestickr. Ho Is 9 aor
Of a Choap.John.J etIerson. Davis, with all
Davis' unguarded garrulity and rash i'm
petuosity, but without my OF Mr.. Davis
accomplishments and sincerity"
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bunLiS, July l9.-At meeting Of Tho
National League Lord Mayor Sullivan,
who presided, said the whole league ia
prepared to stand its ground, defy the co.
ercton act, aud take tho conseouen
Mr.. Chilly declared that meanu TO nuliiv
tte coercion act are. ample, and the Nj.
tionallsss would treat tho act with an.
premH contempt.
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\ :; ACCORDING To- the reported interview
with Shelton Z. Roger, and the support.
ing kilograms, Mr.. Camden had more
faith than other people did in the testimony
Of that witness. We really didn't think
it was Of SO much Importance. Perhaps
Mr.. Camden will DO glad to explain. ~
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JERSEY CRY, N. j., July lo.-Fire in
the Standard oil works at Cousta-
BILE Hook, broke out at 1880
o'clock this morning. The Flames
arc spreading and half Of the town and all
the factories are threatened. The loss
will reach 3 million dollsrs. .,E -
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: ono alnn Causes -Four Deaths.

Or CRY, Pa, July l9.-John Nc
Nerny, laborer, aged 50, killed his wlio at
midnight with an AK and MORALLY shot
his son james, aged 81. When the police
arrived be shot an officer, George James:
In tho groin, and DO will de- Officer Wor.
den thon shot McNerny in the back, from
eiiec.a Of which he will die. y
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~ Brewers Assembly IN Milwaukee Ready
4 No. 4 TO Step Out Of the Order, :sa
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TEMPERANCE AND 7TuE X. OF ]


a Brewers Assembly IN Milwaukee Ready
Z TO Step Out Of tho Order. AZ
y MILWAUKEE, WIS, July, 19.-Gambrinus
Assembly OF the K. Of L. is getting ready
to secsde from the order on account Of the
temperance views hold by General Mas
ter Workman Powderly. The local heads
Of the order have done everything in
their power TO stay rebellion, but without
avail. The Gambrinus Assembly Is the
most numerous and wealthiest organize.
ton Of the, order In Milwaukee and has
1000 to 1900 members. =gs IA.
The employees in the breweries are prac-
tiGally unanimous that they cannot re-
main with the order under the ,circum-
stances. At recent meeting committee
was appointed to confer with the brewers
and ascertain whether the contract made
for one year in May would be affected If
they left the order. There Is little doubt
that the desired ASSURANCE will be given,
and when it ia the assembly will step out
and form an independent organization.
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INV YoEK, July i3.-There Was another
hitch IN the Baltimore & Ohio deal to-day
and no announcement Of its consumma.
ton Is expected before Thursday. The
couneel engaged on the papera Is not e1-
pected In the city nctil then, and nothing
viii be given out until ,c.'s arrival. Every
thing possible will BIO done, however, to
have tho matter fixed before hsturday 80
40 to allow Preuident Garrett 70 sell for
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81 GENEVA, July 10.-Thore have boon
severe yer, anow n.ormu in the swiaa Alpg.
'si1 tourists. including three cons Of the
Director Of Zurich College, have been lost
ION tho Jungtrau. Seyeral parties were
aent out to endeavor to rescue them, but
their efforts were mot succeastul. The
nnisainp tourists zero $all Swias and were
.endeayorjng 70 make tho accent without
guides; \. pa IS i::;s
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Lost Mt Son,

LONDON, July ia dispatch from Rio
Grande Do Sui says that the Brszilian
mail steamer, Rio Apa, bound from this
port for Rio Jsneiro, was driven to eea By
stress Of weather and bus not since been
heard from. 1t 10 feared abe has been lost.
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C1sclsNArI, July lo.-Although the
hot spell was broken last night, and the
Thermometer only reached 9io to-day,
there were thirteen deaths reported.
Most OF these were persona who were
prostrRted yesterday, ~ '.='9iG'
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IiyNr CunI Mining

Plr1ssuRall, Pa July lo;-A confer.
uuua 10 being arranged betwcon represent.
atives Of river coal mine:B and operators.
Thoy will consider the allegations lint
some Of tho operators In the fourth pool
arc not living Tip 10 tho seals OF wages that
WAS agreed upon. which arc So rs for low
or pool, and 50 % Tor upper pool coal. II
is claimed thpt Eone Of tho fourth poolera
hays only boon paying their mep on q So
basia. Exception iH taken to thla rate
both by minorc and tho lower pool opera.
tors, who have to compete with tho fourth
nnQf uohi, =. :. ~. 49, ~. -L.aI.
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Non.Union Man Assaulted.

n PiTTagpnau, PA, July lo.-A party Of
Black Diamond Steel Works strikoru AZ.
saulted William Hanna. a non.unIon man
tonight, and drove him ont to tho East
End, n distance nearly ok miles. Hanna
was not seriously injured. Suits for In.
limitation have baen entered against 30
Of tbp Htrikera who participated In Tho
assault, F9595.i 9 . * ~ E5i. ,.tli
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AN INTERVIEW WITH sgdER,

On Monday lost the World correspond.
ent went to Philippi. Reger was absent,
having gone on tho previous Saturday TO
81, George, tic county seat Of Tucker
county. i made some Inquiries an to Re.
gers standing among his, neighbors and
found that he ntande fairly we'll. Lato In
the afternoon Of the day Of my arrival
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plrrsnuRau, PA, July lo.-The marine
engineers and pilots Of this city have OF.
ganized an assembly Of the knights Of La.
Dor. About one.half Of the engineers and
pilots hays already Joined, and the rest
are expected to follow before many weeks.
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PirrsBrRdn, Pa, July l8.-The NOR.
tality among children in Pittsburgh and
Allegheny during the past six weeks is
something appalling. In June 500 chill
dren under five years Of aye died, and
since the first instant there have been SOS
deaths, making total Of 1887 ia the six
weeks. OF this number nearly rs per cent
were babes under two years Of ago.
Two more deaths from heat were re-
ported to-day, making s in the past q
hours, and 40 eince Sunday morning. "A
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u The circumstances which came Into thu
possession Of the World correspondent in
Ohio were fully corroborated in every 70.
spect by Rogers admission and the docu.
ments which he showed. Just before my
departure from Philippi it occurred to
Roger thst como Of his several conddants
might make public the information which
he had been giving out and he seemed
considerably horrifed at the thought. q Il
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B CHICAGO hasn't had much to say re.
Gently about being the only summer re.
eort. y let it is blazing fact that summer.
resorts nowhere more than in tho thriving
city on the lake, 49, ~ 55t
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: COKE STRIKE OVER.
Great Rejoicing In the Kdg lon fnkcrton.s
Thugs to bs Withdrawn. 9s.I4.

Great Rejoicing In the Kdg lon fnkcrton.s
Thugs to be Withdrawn. z.f-.
PlTTsHuRdH, July ia Connellsville
speclal ssys the miners OF the Amalgs-
mated Association and knights OF Labor
minors both held a delegation convention
at saottdale to-day and passed resolutions
to resume work on condition that the
coke operators will meet their committees
to arrange scale Of wageu. Tho general
opinion 10, however, that the strike Ia
over, and tho people throughout the re.
aiaa gre rejoicing already in consequence.
The striae has iGcted three months, and.
1t is estimated, has cost the workman ST.!
10000 In wages Work will probably DO
resppcd on Thursday and the Piukerton
mon withdrawn. !, 81,
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E1:nanker Ia, per Ga,. tourney rrl,s: lns

CINCINNATI, July 9-Tho United statea /
Caurt has ordered Mr.. E, L. Harper
taken 10 Dayton, Ohio, jail, and she was was.
transferred this afternoon. This 10 snp.!
posed TO DO done to prevent. granting or !
TOO many special privileges, M ~ B II
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A CHURCH SENSATION.
The Quiet Order OF ,hs Hermit Fathers 7

The Quiet Order OF the Hermit Fathers Torn
4 Upbya L,ine Discriminating Voting.
PHILADELPHIA, July la,-0ne Of the
most remarkable cases Of ecclesiastical lit.
isation in the history Of a religious order
oil the Roman Catholic Church in the
United States, has ustbeen decided In this
archdiocese. Although the canonical pro.
ceases have covered nearly eleven months
OF time and been conducted BY each party
to the emit with much zeal and increasing
bitterness, both in this country and In
the courts OF the Holy See, ye! all intor.
nation concerning the proceedings wan
carefully restricted to thoae within the
n1onassic walls. During the past fe " days,
however, the secret 30 long and 90 cue.
cesslully guarded has at length trans
pLIGus Hi.... .1 .l#A.. ~. N. .|#
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TIE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.

Briefly stated the case Is this: The Pro.
vinciai OF the Hermits Of the Order Of ST.
Augustine in the United States has been
deposed from his high Office on grave and
scandalous charges, and a former Proyin.
cial, defeated through bare minority
vote through alleged crooked means al
the last qusdrennial election, has been ap.
pointed his successor. Az a consequence,
all the appointtees Of tho deposed supe.
rior will ahortly, 1t is stated, be removed
from office, aud every member OF the
order in the United States must forthwith
acknowledges in due form the authority OF
the new Provincial and soemniy promise
obedience and reference. Should any Of the
Hermit Fathers refuse to comply with
tho demands Of the commissary general,
who Issues the DEGREES, they will incur
suspension ipgojacto, aud also disfrsn.
chisement in the chapter. Abeolution
from these penalties is specially reserved
to the General OF the Order and to bis
Successors u- tz--'rs4 wi Il IA r---
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BRITISH COERCION
DEcREHp ron room IRELAND.
Tho Crimes Act the Law OF tho ,,rn,w.
Tho Tories Hold n Conference and M.
Thing. UP for More Irish Liquidation,
Early Adjournment of Parliament.

LONDON, July lo-The House Of Com.
mons wont formally in body to the
House Of Lords this afternoon, where
The royal ascent was given to The Irish
Grimes act amendment bill, md II wan
thus made the law Of the realm,
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\ Mr.. C4RsEdiE; is{ giving Mr.. Blaine a
pleasant view Of the Land o Cakes. Mr..
Carnegie shall not be forgotten when we
enter the promised land.
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THE Grant monument rises slowly
from tho wealth Of New York's enthus.
iasm. Now York Is q tall talker, but
1t takes money to build tall monument.
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CoLosEl LAMONT viii, ere long. turn up
once more Ut hlsdeak In the White House;
and then the Government will 90 on as
{ before. s ls' 4 K 81 ~ III e